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In page Irène Bordoni:

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Bordoni made her Hollywood debut in Warner Brothers Show of Shows (1928).[1] In 1929, her Broadway play Paris was adapted to a talkie, also called Paris, for which she reprised her starring role. The film used the Vitaphone sound-on-disc sound system and was shot in early Technicolor. That year Bordoni also performed "Just an Hour of Love" (by Al Bryan and Ed Ward) for the Warner Brothers film The Show of Shows produced by Darryl F. Zanuck. In 1932, Max Fleischer featured her in his follow-the-bouncing-ball Screen Song cartoon "Just A Gigolo".[citation needed]